**Accelevation Holdings (ACCV), a data-center infrastructure provider specializing in power distribution, thermal management, and modular solutions for AI and hyperscale facilities, is set to price its IPO on September 30, 2026, after marketing 30 million shares at $20–$24.** Trader-implied odds favor a $4–4.5 billion closing market cap because recent indications point to pricing near $18, below the marketed range, reflecting softer demand amid elevated Treasury yields and a selective IPO environment. The company’s 147% revenue growth to $727 million over the trailing twelve months, $1.1 billion backlog, and exposure to the expanding $22 billion data-center TAM support a valuation near the lower end of expectations, yet customer concentration and gross-margin compression to the mid-20s have tempered enthusiasm. Olympus Partners’ sale of the majority of shares further pressures the outcome. With the listing imminent, market-implied probabilities embed these near-term pricing dynamics and the risk that first-day trading could settle below $4 billion or fail to clear the $4.5 billion threshold.